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jamessmart747 · 06-14-2012

Hi,I have been tasked with settign up a UC560 with a load of SPA504G's in extenstion mobility mode to allow users to hot desk. I have managed to figure out how to create a "phone profile" and then assign the phone to this profile but I have no idea h...

jamessmart747 · 03-19-2012

Ok So ive got multiple VLANS on a L3 switch and I basically want to use a VLAN Access List in order to block communication between each of the VLANS, except one which will provide internet connectivity (there may be a better way to do it?).Basically ...

jamessmart747 · 03-16-2012

Hi We have just had a cisco 2960 delivered wich is being used for its basic layer 3 functionality. I was wondering would I still beable to use this if I upgrade to version 15? I was also wondering what this version 15 is all about and if there are an...

jamessmart747 · 02-12-2012

Hi, I noticed that the 2960 offers a basic level of Layer 3 support and I was wondering if it would do what we need.Bascially 50 VLANS isolated from one another, then using the L3 switch with one static route to forward external traffic to the router...

jamessmart747 · 03-19-2012

Ok FINALLY got this sorted I dont know why I was having so many issues, I think id left some conflicting ACLS in there from previous attempts or something.anyway my final rule as followsaccess-list 101 deny ip any 10.8.0.0 0.0.255.255 #Ive got a lot ...

jamessmart747 · 03-19-2012

Thanks for your reply Kyle! Yes I realised I was having some kind of mental breakdown of some of the basics there Anyway after discovering that I could accomplish this with ACLs I had a go at setting up a basic ACL on one of the SVI's to test and for...

jamessmart747 · 03-19-2012

Im no expert, but ive been doing somethign similar with a C2960 (with the layer 3 update). Ive simulated some trafic down it and Ive had no issues (50 SVI's in my case). So I reccon your beast should handle it

jamessmart747 · 03-17-2012

BIA stands for "Burned In Address" So its basically saying that is the vendor assigned MAC address of your device...at least that is what I belive it to meanRegards

jamessmart747 · 03-17-2012

The switch knows what traffic belongs to which VLAN even though it is using the same MAC on each vlan as it tags the traffic so that fact that it uses the same MAC is fine . As Riccardo said it saves resources .

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